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Conundrum
Sun Nov 10 2013, 01:23PM Print
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Wonder if this is at all relevant to EEStor's recent work?

Makes sense to use quantum effects, IIRC conventional lead acid batteries work well because the outer electrons of the Pb ions move close to the speed of light.
If gold wasn't so ridiculously expensive then this would be an ideal electrode host for Mg-ion or Li-ion cells and eliminate the troublesome copper shunt problem entirely.

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twist2b
Mon Nov 11 2013, 04:25PM
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THIS IS REALLY INTERESTING. Thanks for the share :)
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Patrick
Tue Nov 12 2013, 06:06AM
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if this were 5 times better than lipoly,then i could fly for 20 minutes at a time....that begins to appraoch being practical.
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Conundrum
Wed Nov 13 2013, 12:04PM
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As far as being practical goes, this will end up probably being only used for space applications because to make a 100Ah at 48V would probably cost about $750K.
On the flip side it could reduce the amount of 238Pu needed which would be a bonus for long duration missions and reduce the risk on launch to safer levels.
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Patrick
Wed Nov 13 2013, 08:40PM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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Conundrum wrote ...

As far as being practical goes, this will end up probably being only used for space applications because to make a 100Ah at 48V would probably cost about $750K.
On the flip side it could reduce the amount of 238Pu needed which would be a bonus for long duration missions and reduce the risk on launch to safer levels.

i was hoping for 20V at 60Ah for 20k USD...

fuel cells or batteries of this tech would revolutionize the RC hobby market, tablets and cellphones too. i know there are micro fuelcells in development now.
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Proud Mary
Wed Nov 13 2013, 10:43PM
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Suppose it were possible to integrate a battery into the airframe, so that what you had was a battery that flies, rather than a flying machine with a battery compartment containing a penalty battery payload.

Other parts of the airframe could be made of organic solar cells - not cells bolted to something - but the cells themselves being airframe - to provide additional power. Organic paper solar cells could perhaps be laminated with resins to produce something very strong and light that produced electricity.


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Patrick
Wed Nov 13 2013, 10:51PM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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Proud Mary wrote ...

Suppose it were possible to integrate a battery into the airframe, so that what you had was a battery that flies, rather than a flying machine with a battery compartment containing a penalty battery payload.

Other parts of the airframe could be made of organic solar cells - not cells bolted to something - but the cells themselves being airframe - to provide additional power. Organic paper solar cells could perhaps be laminated with resins to produce something very strong and light that produced electricity.

we try to integrate tanks or batteries into the airframe in the way you describe, but they puff and burst in crashes, perhaps i should in the short term just maximize the battery mass.


the NASA operated, Aerovironment produced "Helios" followed the example you illustrate Proud Mary.



Helios In Flight

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